Mzansi Youth Choir Makes Grand Entrance Into 'America's Got Talent' Finale

Jubilations have soared skyward as the South African Mzansi Youth Choir clinched a socially celebrated victory in the 'America's Got Talent' show, making firm strides towards the impending grand finale. Known for their vibrant vocal prowess and dexterity, the choir held audiences spellbound with their stirring rendition of Fleetwood Mac's 'Everywhere', granting them unopposed access to the competition's final stage.

Revered choir master from St John's College in Johannesburg, Sidumo Nyamezele, provided the choir with his rich wealth of experience and musical mentorship. Recognised for 20 years of fostering talent and dedicated service in the Johannesburg's prestigious institution, Nyamezele has undoubtedly proven himself a competent guiding force behind the astounding success the Mzansi Youth Choir is currently toasting to.

Earlier in Season 18, the choir paid tribute to Jane "Nightbirde" Marczewski, who auditioned with her original song, 'It's OK', but sadly had to withdraw from the competition due to health problems related to cancer. The choir performed a cover of Marczewski's song two years later in her honour, citing her espousal of hope and resilience as their inspiration.

The grand finale of 'America's Got Talent' is earmarked for the 23rd of September. Emotions are high, anticipation is palpable and an electrifying atmosphere is expected as the South African choir braces itself for the final showdown.